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Southern Atlantic heads for the Great Western in spring Didcot visit
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By Owen Hayward NEW-BUILD H2 Atlantic Beachy Head will make its first trip away from the Bluebell Railway this spring when it visits Didcot Railway Centre for a weekend of celebrations showcasing all that the former GWR depot has to offer. Entering service in August 2024 following a construction period that officially began in October…
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Glasgow Central railway station to partially reopen
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Glasgow Central railway station will partially reopen following a fire that ripped through a neighbouring building.
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New checks for railcard discounts to be introduced
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Passengers using railcard discounts will be required to pass additional checks as part of a Government crackdown on fare dodging.
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Glasgow Central to stay closed until at least March 18 as demolition work starts
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The main part of Glasgow Central station will remain closed until at least Wednesday, authorities have said.
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“No estimate” on when Glasgow Central station will reopen following fire
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Travel disruption is expected to last throughout Monday following a fire broke in a building adjacent to Glasgow Central railway station on Sunday.
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First rail fare freeze in 30 years introduced
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The first rail fare freeze in 30 years came into effect on Monday.
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Eligibility for Disabled Persons Railcard to be extended from Sunday
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More people will become eligible for a Disabled Person Railcard from Sunday following a review of the eligibility criteria.
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Network Rail to take control of Channel Tunnel rail freight site
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A Government-backed deal to transform a Channel Tunnel rail freight terminal in east London has been announced.
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First major work begins to electrify the Borders Railway – with line closures scheduled
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Network Rail are set to begin the first stage of electrification on the Borders Railway – with three weekend line closures scheduled.
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Community mural brings a splash of colour to Doncaster Lock
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Volunteers have completed a vibrant mural at Doncaster Lock to celebrate the city’s heritage and encourage more boaters to experience this part of the waterway network. Creation of the mural CREATED by local artist Kate Rhodes, with assistance from volunteer lock keeper and ex-boater Jan Miller, the mural – measuring more than 10 metres long…
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